... hoped that, its the room of that traffic, by which Africa has been fo long degraded, a '-egitimate and far more extended commerce will ulti- mxately be eftablilhed, bencrfcial alike to the natives of 0 Africa, and to the manufachurers of Great Britain and ...

... l6s. eacl. They have a very clear eind bdld outline, with the names of the principal places ohlv. ENGLAND D ASIA, SCOTLAND AFRICA. IRELAND AMERICA MAP OF THE AN-PALESTINE, at three i CIENT WORLD. il- periods . lustrating the principal i. Prior to its Conquebt; ...

... EXECUTIONER'S DAUGHTER. A Romance of Madrid. 9. The following New Works are just ready:- SEMILASSO IN AFRICA. ADVENTURES IN ALGIERS AND OTHER PARTS OF AFRICA. By Prince PUCKLER MUSKAU. 2 vols. post 8vo. 10. THE ARETHUSA. A Story of the Sea. By Captain CHAMIER ...

... Melo-Drama of THERESE ty 6 WAR IN ITALY. te HE Publishers of the NEW GENERAL T ATLAS have prepared the following Maps, to make st Italian Geography more complete, which at this time is of is the utmost importance, owing to the war, viz.- of The States belonging ...

... these vill not sot edispe o. The Materials on hand are for sale, 'It'ets larefe-ayh iven in to the Trustee, alieSI& JFACTUR E WAR willbe sold as for- 'y-the Trwtee, for nasty money; .nd ass the whole e~ O-n5ptes redily realised, a liberal diacount will hc ...

... Calcutta. With a Map, ;and several illustrative Plates from the Author's own Sketches. 2 vols. Ito. The HISTORY of the PENINSULAR WAR. By Wsf. F. P. NAPIEI', C. B. Lieutscnant-Colonel H. P. 4;d Regiment. Svo. A HISTORY' of the I.FE and VOYAGES of CHRISTOPHER ...

... Glcadhill. ?? with os is fast declining S. IVelson. Gnd Ditt Chorus ,,Ile ?? thern bai!.t rets Pat-' The Lord is Gman of war (Israel in Egypt) Handel. Bt-lut as for l!iipeeito Aj- Thou shalt trtmotaem in J Grend Chorus- Father rse adore Thee (Judahl) ...

... Cabtif-`he Pdifii~n 'Etspire--lurk- P 0Ih Doriai nio'as in Asia-'4AraiNi, 'ed' Sea, &c. AFRICA.-: q, 0, General NaTp of AfricaEypwith Abysqsinia-North 'P1 and Sdi'tia Africa, sitli the-Trelr.' of thc late Travellera-I co 0 Alitc1t ?? of Cmfti' Verd, Casnary ...

... Tragedy of WALLACE iafter which will be produced the New National Romance, of written by the Author of Wallace, called, THE WAR- le LOCK OF THE GLEN. On TuESDAY will be produced the new Tragedy, now per- b forming at the Theatre.Royal, Covent-Garden, called ...

... for laying before the Creditors. - (Not to be repeated.) - e Stirlg, 27thlaniuary, 1812. NOTICE 'O IEBTORS AND CaEDITOkS. D WAr Taila tenalt -in Dalladees atnd JAMES a , STEWARvT, terlant itn 5Mill of Drtnlappie, trust dispo. P Ztles of the deceased ALEXANDER ...

... Note hot Observations upon Naval Book of an Officer en- Lei Courts ?? and Na- ployed against the Slave 11, val Artilles of War. Trade. .- Ha Letters from a Queen's Of- Late Hurricane in the 30, ficer in Birmnal , British Channel. sell Reminiscences of ...

... the Feat of lin popularity. The same charm pervades the present ?? Ga- zette. .i. THE BIVOUAC; OR STORIES OF THE PENINSULAR WAR. By W. H. MAXWELL, Esq. Author of Stories of Waterloo, &e. 3 vols. The stitring and touching scenes in this cork, as well ...